UNSPSC 25191714: Brake drum lathe

A special lathe for vehicle maintenance that rotates and processes the brake drum from the lathe for revising the partial abrasion of the brake drum from the friction when the vehicle is stopped or decelerated during running.

UNSPSC 25191714 Brake drum lathe is a Commodity code that designates specialized metalworking equipment for automotive service and maintenance, but recent state and local opportunities show minimal activity specifically targeting brake drum lathes. The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida issued a supply agreement (Bid #26-0124, due February 12, 2026) for automotive and light truck repair parts across multiple manufacturers including brake-related components like Bendix Brake, but the procurement targets parts supply rather than lathe equipment. Worth County Board of Commissioners in Georgia posted an RFP for a four-post lift with installation (PE77201NONST2026000000016, due March 2, 2026), which addresses vehicle servicing infrastructure but not drum lathe procurement. Issuing bodies pursuing this commodity code include school districts and county governments, primarily in the transportation and fleet maintenance context, though the recent opportunities block contains no dedicated brake drum lathe solicitations.

The limited recent activity makes geographic characterization difficult; the sourced opportunities span Georgia and Florida but neither directly addresses drum lathe procurement. No state-level or multi-jurisdictional repeat buyers are identifiable from the recent opportunities block for this specific commodity. Vendors pursuing this code should recognize that brake drum lathes appear infrequently in state and local solicitations—most automotive maintenance procurement flows through general repair-parts supply agreements or comprehensive fleet-service contracts rather than capital equipment acquisitions. The code shows no relevant recent opportunities with stated scope, response dates, or issuing bodies focused on brake drum lathe sales or service.